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To these two requirements the squire yielded, at heart not a little comforted that the proceedings against him were no worse, though vocally he protested at such "robbery and coercion." "Ye lord it high-handedly now," he told the party, "but ye'll sing another song ere long." "Yer've been predictin' thet fer some time," chuckled Hennion, aggravatingly.
He gave a deep sigh of relief and satisfaction and closed his eyes and turned on his side to go to sleep. Somehow it seemed strange that there could be any happiness left in the world. "Thanks awfully," said the orderly. "It must 'a' bin the uncertainty what upset 'im. I'm bloody glad yer came in. Yer've done 'im a world o' good.
"Some of your tenants are 'feared to vote against you, and we intend that this election shall be unanimous for the friends of liberty. Will you decline a poll?" "Now damn me if " began the squire. "Come, come, squire," interrupted an elderly man. "Yer've stud no chance of election from the fust, so what 's the use of stickling?" "I wash my hands of ye," roared the squire.
And yer quite a hulk in the water yourself, now yer've come out where we c'n get a peek at yer." "You ought to see me when I'm hauled out on the ways," retorted Kieran. "A fair little hulk out of water I may be, but it's below the water-line, like every good ship, I get my real bearings. But shall we get to business? I've been hearing about you for years.
'I didn't take it, stammered Noah, no longer stretching out his legs like an independent gentleman, but coiling them up as well as he could under his chair; 'it was all her doing; yer've got it now, Charlotte, yer know yer have. 'No matter who's got it, or who did it, my dear, replied Fagin, glancing, nevertheless, with a hawk's eye at the girl and the two bundles.
P'raps," her smile an illuminating thing, "me bein' the low an' pore in spirit at the beginnin', an' settin' 'ere all alone by me-self day in an' day out, just thinkin' it all over an' arstin' an' waitin' p'raps light was gave me 'cos I was in such a little place an' in the dark. But I ain't pore in spirit now. Lor', no, yer can't be when yer've on'y got to believe.
Have you seen a lantern on board anywhere?" "Ay, sir, there's one hangin' in the cook's galley. I hope yer don't think I'm a damn coward, Mr. Carlyle?" "Oh, no, Tom. I know how you feel exactly; we're both of us sailors. But you see I've got to make this crew take the Santa Marie into the Chesapeake, and it's an easier job if I can find gold aboard." "Yer've got to, sir?"
"Wall, I allow yer've got more right ter 'em 'n " began Jos, energetically, forgetting himself; then, dropping Tennesseean, he completed in Spanish his cordial assurances that the horses were at Felipe's command. "Jos! He's got ter take me!" cried Aunt Ri. "I allow I ain't never gwine ter set still hyar, 'n' thet girl inter sech trouble; 'n' if so be ez she is reely dead, thar's the baby.
"Yer've bounced it over me long enough when yer'd got any one to help yer, or you was at home; but I've got yer now, and I'm going to pay yer, and teach yer, and let yer know what's what. Where's that there sixpence yer owe me?" "Will you let go?" cried Tom, more huskily than ever, but with his eyes blazing. "No," cried Pete, grinning, and giving his imaginary victim a tremendous shake.
"Ay, dad," answered the colonel, as he rose and climbed out of the boat; "'t is me." "Lordy me, if I ever expected ter see yer ag'in, Phil," cried the father, as he threw his arms about him. "This is a surprise ez duz my ole bones a heap of good. Naow say yer've come ter tell me thet I may make yer peace with the state, an' yer'll come back ter Boxely fer good.
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